High Tide, Montauk Point by Joni Sternbach
Photographed on the bluffs of Ditch Plains with a large format camera, is the plain expanse of the ocean surface rendered originally in platinum/palladium and cyanotype. This handmade artist book seeks to replicate the photographer’s intimate experience with her subject matter. Photographed in all weather conditions and devoid of the horizon, these abstract images speak to the emotionality of the ocean and the transformative power of nature.
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Edition of 75
8” x 10”
Custom portfolio containing 3 hand bound soft cover booklets
Center gate foldout
Limited edition of 25 includes an original 5”x7” cyanotype
Designed by Emily Sheffer
Published by Dust Collective
Spring 2019
About the Artist
Joni Sternbach is a New York based artist, photographer and (sometimes) filmmaker. Over the course of a career spanning many decades, her portrait-based work explores a variety of themes, while simultaneously experimenting with historic photographic processes. She is best known for her wet-plate collodion tintype portraits of surfers and surfboards, made on beaches around the globe. Sternbach is founding faculty at Penumbra Foundation in NYC where she currently teaches and serves on their advisory board.
Photographed on the bluffs of Ditch Plains with a large format camera, is the plain expanse of the ocean surface rendered originally in platinum/palladium and cyanotype. This handmade artist book seeks to replicate the photographer’s intimate experience with her subject matter. Photographed in all weather conditions and devoid of the horizon, these abstract images speak to the emotionality of the ocean and the transformative power of nature.
More Details
Edition of 75
8” x 10”
Custom portfolio containing 3 hand bound soft cover booklets
Center gate foldout
Limited edition of 25 includes an original 5”x7” cyanotype
Designed by Emily Sheffer
Published by Dust Collective
Spring 2019
About the Artist
Joni Sternbach is a New York based artist, photographer and (sometimes) filmmaker. Over the course of a career spanning many decades, her portrait-based work explores a variety of themes, while simultaneously experimenting with historic photographic processes. She is best known for her wet-plate collodion tintype portraits of surfers and surfboards, made on beaches around the globe. Sternbach is founding faculty at Penumbra Foundation in NYC where she currently teaches and serves on their advisory board.
Photographed on the bluffs of Ditch Plains with a large format camera, is the plain expanse of the ocean surface rendered originally in platinum/palladium and cyanotype. This handmade artist book seeks to replicate the photographer’s intimate experience with her subject matter. Photographed in all weather conditions and devoid of the horizon, these abstract images speak to the emotionality of the ocean and the transformative power of nature.
More Details
Edition of 75
8” x 10”
Custom portfolio containing 3 hand bound soft cover booklets
Center gate foldout
Limited edition of 25 includes an original 5”x7” cyanotype
Designed by Emily Sheffer
Published by Dust Collective
Spring 2019
About the Artist
Joni Sternbach is a New York based artist, photographer and (sometimes) filmmaker. Over the course of a career spanning many decades, her portrait-based work explores a variety of themes, while simultaneously experimenting with historic photographic processes. She is best known for her wet-plate collodion tintype portraits of surfers and surfboards, made on beaches around the globe. Sternbach is founding faculty at Penumbra Foundation in NYC where she currently teaches and serves on their advisory board.